- Grade II listed, the Lyceum promises a classic theatre experience that you’ll never forget. Book your tickets from the official site of the theatre.
- The Lyceum was closed in 1986 but restored to theatrical use in 1996 by Holohan Architects.[3] Since 1999, the theatre has hosted The Lion King.
- The Lyceum Theatre as we know it now was built in 1834 and continued to stage English operas such as The Mountain Sylph (1834).
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- The main bar in the Lyceum Theatre is called the Ballroom Bar and opens an hour and a half before performances for ticket holders.
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- However, once Wellington street had been extended northwards, a new Lyceum Theatre was then constructed on the present site to replace the original Theatre.